divorce court
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More important, a divorce court and a credit-card company each dance to the beat of their own drum.
From MarketWatch
AI-generated evidence is now being introduced in divorce court, and last year AI was used to impersonate a company’s CFO and steal $25 million.
From Salon
Less frequently produced but no less interesting are chamber operas like “Lilith” — a saucy and inventive take on the story of Adam’s first wife that features a divorce court in the Garden of Eden.
From New York Times
“It must be hard fighting for the right to marry and then ending up in a divorce court like everyone else,” says Nicky’s teenage nephew.
From New York Times
King now says in a new legal filing that she last saw Allman at a divorce court hearing in April.
From Los Angeles Times
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